Hina Bano scored in the 14th minute, Sunelita Toppo in the 24th, and Ishika in the 31st, while Eloise Moat scored Wales\u2019s only goal in the 52nd minute.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
India started the game aggressively, earning a Penalty Corner within the first 30 seconds to establish early momentum. They actively played between the lines, creating multiple chances but struggled to score initially.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Wales nearly took the lead with a penalty stroke, but Nidhi made a swift and excellent save to keep the scores tied. India finally broke the deadlock late in the first quarter with a tap-in from Hina Bano (14\u2019), following some clever play by Sakshi Rana.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Seeking to extend their lead, India kept up the pressure with a Penalty Corner early in the second quarter. They kept generating scoring opportunities consistently and finally succeeded, doubling their advantage when Sakshi Rana\u2019s initial shot deflected to Sunelita Toppo (24\u2019), who scored from close range. With 14 circle penetrations in the first half, India deservedly led 2-0 break.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
India increased their lead to 3-0 early in the second half when Ishika (31\u2019) scored after a rebound from the Welsh goalkeeper. Jyoti Singh\u2019s team dominated the pace of the match, breaking through the Welsh defense by playing between the lines and applying high pressure, all while staying disciplined and tight at the back. They kept creating scoring opportunities, pushing Wales into their own half to finish the third quarter.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Seeking to extend their lead, India kept up the pressure with a Penalty Corner early in the second quarter. They kept generating scoring opportunities consistently and finally succeeded, doubling their advantage when Sakshi Rana\u2019s initial shot deflected to Sunelita Toppo (24\u2019), who scored from close range. With 14 circle penetrations in the first half, India deservedly led 2-0 break.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
India's next match will be against Uruguay on December 9.<\/p>\r\n\r\n